My Encryption/Decryption Algorithm

[barneystinson19]

Hi HTS,
I made an encryption/decryption algorithm. The sweet pot in this algorithm is you get different output everytime with the same plain text. The challenge is finding any weak spot/errors etc. Please don't hold back your comments! Thanks
Download link: http://s3.dosya.tc/server/RiumaQ/EncryptDecrypt.rar.html

[KthProg]

Could you post the source code for us?
It's hard to judge how well it works without knowing how it works.
First thing I noticed is that the two numbers chosen as the encryption of a character are always within a small range

[LoGiCaL__]

Since the plain text is different every time it's encrypted, just curious is the algorithm using the time or randomly generated number?

[WallShadow]

I think that a lot of people don't exactly understand the point of encryption. Encryption is designed so that only select individuals are allowed to view the content. This, requires a key. If it does not have a key, it is only obfuscation, making it harder for everyone to read, not impossible.

[shdwcat]

Also do you have the up and running so that you are able to send an encrypted message to another computer or is it set up more for encrypting a hard drive, thumb drive, ect...? Not sure what you are asking here.

[barneystinson19]

<?php
switch($comments){
case 1:
$answer = "Sorry I can't post the source code ";
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case 2:
$answer = "Its the second one ";
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case 3:
$answer = "Thanks for information I've made a new one that uses keyword I hope you'll check that out ";
break;
case 4:
$answer = "It just encrypts and decrypts a text I think of using it in somewhere sometime ";
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echo $answer;
?>

[WessB]

Your algorithm will first create a random int between 0 and 1000. This value XOR total length of input, and this is placed as the frist number of the resulting string.

Then, it will take the first character from the input, takes the ascii-value of this character, XOR the total length of input-string, XOR 72, and resulting value XOR the random value.

To decode, simply XOR the first number with the number of numbers -1 to get the random value, and use that to reverse the encryption.

[barneystinson19]

Your algorithm will first create a random int between 0 and 1000. This value XOR total length of input, and this is placed as the frist number of the resulting string.

Then, it will take the first character from the input, takes the ascii-value of this character, XOR the total length of input-string, XOR 72, and resulting value XOR the random value.

To decode, simply XOR the first number with the number of numbers -1 to get the random value, and use that to reverse the encryption.

And thats the result of using .Net Reflector

Nevermind, algorithm already changed